Short Nothing Poems

Short Nothing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Nothing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Nothing by length and keyword.


Nothing Ever Will

touched your name
tapped a keypad
and frog-like-lilly-leaps
found me
fly-like with
accuracy
after so strong a bound


Wind Chaser

Their dreams of uncertain truth are nothing short of dense foolishness. They seek protection under the shadow of the wind

In the End

Unknowing, 
Unfeeling,
Nothing,
Everything,
Empty,
Alone,
Forgotten,
Never was,
Never is,
Never will be,
Limbo.
Form: List

Full Moon

There`s nothing as pure
and nothing as round
nothing as bright or
white as snow nothing
as graceful to me
ivory full moon
Form:

I Do Not Believe

I do not believe
Sermon
Bow
Cry
Shout
And more .. Nothing, nothing.
You're gone
Replace empty
I'm going
Ready death login


Unhidden Love

her heart pounds
as he speaks to her--
sleepless nights



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Form: Haiku

Rahman

Beneficent,generous in giving and needs nothing.By giving not drying his coffins this adding a feather to God’s standing!
god

Castrate the King

Take away his crown
Take away his jewels 
Kill his knights
Burn down his castle but

Without his Queen he is nothing
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Pray Under Dome

All prayed under a dome
As per faith and norms
Not now but at home 
Nothing by this gone
As the one knows all formed!

Premium Member Nothing Sought

reward takes umbrage 
      true unrequited kindness 
         ~ payment in itself 
            

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Paradoxes Can Resonate

Happiness and desire are not two

As Nothing and everything are not two..

No separation

Paradoxes can resonate...

Testimony

there's nothing
afraighting me more
than her femininity
thats makes me tremble
like a leaf at the mercy 
of the wind

Premium Member ::Dung Beetle Rhyme::

i’m worthy of nothing, and deserving of all 

my couplet cost but a sh*t, yet turned out a ball


By
David Kavanagh
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Empty Tanka

there's only five lines
and thirty-one syllables...
is it possible
when composing a tanka
to just say nothing at all?
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Zen mode

we notice ego discontent
with the way things are
it has nothing to do with us of course
Self shines like a bright star
Form: Rhyme

Feat

To live in a world of vain
With deceiving harsh mystique
Where nothing shall ever be sane
And love is our greatest feat
© Jen H.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Piece of Wisdom

Perhaps the most profound and yet most ironic piece of wisdom:
"It is in learning nothing that truly keeps us all young."
Form: Rhyme

Nothing Compares

When the days are red
When the nights are blue
nothing compares
to how much
i love you
i just can't
live without you

The Moon

By the darkness of night
and by the light of the moon
I just want to lay outside
and be nothing
and let you be my star

Why Read My Poems

Why would anyone read my poems?
They are but rantings
Words that came from where my mind has roamed
Nothing but ravings
Form: Quatrain

Then Humans Will Be

there is nothing 
either good or bad
thinking makes it so
let all things be done decently
and in order
then humans will be

White Noise

Why are you so at ease?
Mircle magic has nice plants
Do you see the seeds and the wise
It's all there with nothing at all.
© Ace X  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Snow Job

The snow fell in down LA
And everyone wanted to play
But the SAG
Said, "Nothing is free!
So open your wallet and pay!"
Form: Limerick

Rumpelstiltskin

Here lies our dear old Rumpelstiltskin, Wearing nothing but his foolish grin. 04/16/19
fun
Form: Epitaph

Sedate

the pain
bruises fade
cuts heal
heart ache wanes
but how do you deal with the numb
when there is nothing you can feel

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